Thank you very much! Cheers

Thank you Marion.

Thank you! Cheers

Thanks Robert! 👍🏽

with abs active it keeps from locking up the brake which causes the car to go out of control when braking abs works well but does take slighlty longer distance to stop

@@sandhujatt2 there are no sensors to recognize if the wheels are locked up, so with ABS all it does is lock up the wheels intermittently. Best results are just to set up the brakes right to the point where they won’t lock period. From my anecdotal testing, all ABS does is increase braking distance.

Thanks for the input. It’s a good option to have i figure and good to know. I can always turn off or on depending what i want. Cheers 👍🏽

@@MCD_OCD we ran that car up and down the steerts many times and it absolutly works

@@sandhujatt2 so why do you think no one who races XR5, XS5 and Duox use ABS? No one is saying it doesn’t work, but it doesn’t work as well as having your brakes set up right in the first place. Modern ABS needs sensors for wheel speed, something RC cars don’t have. “These sensors monitor the rotational speed of each wheel and can update their readings hundreds to thousands of times per second. This high-frequency data is essential for the ABS system to detect any wheel lock-up situations and adjust braking pressure accordingly” Will ABS on an RC car stop you from locking up? Yes Will a ABS on RC car with no wheel sensors have a shorter braking distance than a RC with the correct brake set up? No